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Josh Babcock

  • Senior Communications Coordinator at Washington State University's College of Veterinary Medicine, Freelance
As seen in: MSN, Phys.org, WSU Insider, Medical Xpress, The Spokesman-Review, Tacoma News Tribune, SciTechDaily, Idaho Statesman, The Bellingham Herald, The Olympian and
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An ambassador for WSU’s signature apple — and women in science

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By Shawn Vestal Verified, Josh Babcock, Devin Rokyta
| WSU Insider
As Kate Evans established herself in the male-dominated field of plant breeding, she noticed subtle ways that her influence was sidelined. In the 1990s in the United Kingdom, when she got her first position as a principal investigator in an apple and pear breeding program, she stood out among all the men. “I would be almost always the only woman in a meeting of tree fruit people, apple and pear people,” she said.
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WSU’s Singh contributes to National Academies report on climate change, extreme weather

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By Shawn Vestal Verified, Josh Babcock, Devin Rokyta
| WSU Insider
The warming climate fosters hotter temperatures, more intense storms, larger wildfires, and longer droughts, among other extremes. But how much does human-caused climate change influence a specific event such as a heat wave or storm?
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Veterinarian’s virtual 5K raises nearly $14,000 for WSU’s rabies control program in Tanzania

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By Josh Babcock, Devin Rokyta, RJ Wolcott
| WSU Insider
A Colorado veterinarian’s passion for rabies prevention raised nearly $14,000 for Washington State University’s Rabies Free Africa program through a virtual 5K fundraiser this summer. Dr. Ana McIntosh, chief of staff veterinarian at Polo Springs Veterinary Hospital in Colorado Springs, organized the inaugural Run Wild! Rabies Free Africa 5K after witnessing firsthand the impact of canine rabies vaccination efforts in rural Tanzania.
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